| 英文摘要 |
This study investigates the“uncanny conjunction”phenomenon in generative artificial intelligence (GAI) image generation, characterized by visual dislocations and structural anomalies in heterogeneous transitions. This research aims to transform this technical byproduct into actionable design syntax resources. Through a literature review and extensive case observations, three primary features of GAI heterogeneous transitions were identified:“collage disjunction”,“logical misalignment”, and“morphological fusion”. Based on these identified features, 60 GAI image samples were generated. Using reverse semantic deduction, keywords were extracted from these samples and systematically clustered to construct four core prompt keyword modules (G1-G4), establishing them as fundamental syntactic components of GAI’s uncanny aesthetics. To validate the framework’s practical efficacy, a dual creative practice validation in poster design was conducted using a“composite module”strategy: (1) application in GAI text-to-image operations to verify style control effectiveness, and (2) utilization as textual creative guidance in manual design ideation to verify inspirational value. Findings indicate positive professional evaluations, with a satisfaction score of 6.55/7 and a willingness-to-use score of 7.0/7, confirming that these modules effectively control visual styles and serve as structured creative guidance. This study achieves a paradigm shift from“passive acceptance”to“active mastery”of uncanny aesthetics, providing a concrete creative transformation methodology and an innovative reverse semantic deduction pathway for GAI-based visual creation. |